"Today's meeting is mainly a briefing. Dean Song sat in the conference room with a tired face and said to everyone sitting in the conference room. "The main thing is to unify the caliber......" she suddenly looked at Zhou Ce and asked, "What are you doing here?"

Zhou Ce also looked helpless and inexplicable, "I don't know, it was Dr. Sun who called me." ”

"Zhou Ce has been involved in the handling of many cases recently, and I think he can also be counted as a member of the treatment team. Sun Lien explained to Song Wen, "So I dragged him too." ”

Dean Song lit a cigarette and sighed, "Come on." This time it really has something to do with you. ”

Dean Song's unified voice is Sun Lien's big show. If it weren't for Takeda's advertisement, Luo Sanguan's post alone wouldn't have caused much of a storm at all. At most, Luo Sanguan deleted the post and apologized, just saying that what he wrote was nothing more than that-as for Chen Tianyang's endorsement, it was just the promotion of the seniors to the last and the youngest, and it should not be taken seriously.

However, Takeda's hand made Sun Lien and the entire Fourth Central Hospital put on the cusp and even under the magnifying glass of public opinion. There are generally only two explanations for the training of doctors with such miraculous achievements, either that there is cost and merit in the diagnosis process, or that other doctors are waste.

Song Wen is personally inclined to Sun Lien, who is indeed a talented and very shit luck young doctor. This means that he has the value of being cultivated. And such a doctor, no matter if he is involved in any of the above doubts, his career will inevitably be devastated. Especially the second one, which is simply to put the Fourth Central Hospital and Sun Lien together on the opposite side of the entire medical system. Dean Song would never allow or accept such a situation.

In order to cope with this situation, it is extremely important to have a unified voice. Now it seems that Dean Song is most fortunate that he agreed to the establishment of the "Sun Lien Treatment Group", and did not disband the treatment group after Liu Tangchun was "exiled" to Africa, but handed over to Liu Pingchuan to supervise and continue to operate. The treatment group is the product of the collaboration of a group of doctors. To put it more broadly, it is to take the strengths of all people and concentrate on doing great things. The treatment group has second-level professor Liu Pingchuan as the supervisor, Dr. Pascal to participate in the endorsement, excellent young doctors like Xu Yourong and Yuan Ping'an as the core, and Zhou Ce to pick up the missing and fill in the gaps.

This is the response method prepared by Dean Song - anyway, there is no video record of the discussion and meeting in the treatment group, who is the main person in the group, and who is the core figure in the entire diagnosis process, is not just the people in the treatment group casually talking? At the same time, it also helps to extinguish the fire and cool down Sun Lien.

Maybe you can also bring a job advertisement to the Fourth Central Hospital by the way - as long as you are good enough, even if it is a small training, you will have the opportunity to be taken away by a group of big guys. This kind of temptation is not too great for those excellent medical students who have just left school and are ready to find a hospital to seriously improve themselves, rather than messing around from now on.

For those in management, simply dealing with bad things is not a perfect outcome. Turning bad things into good things is the proper attitude to deal with negative events. After resolving the possible risk of Sun Lien being in the limelight, he has to use this matter backhand to help the Fourth Central Hospital attract outstanding talents, which is called ability.

Song Wen is a very capable middle-aged and elderly woman.

"After the meeting, you discuss with each other how the results of the previous cases came to be. Anyway, pay attention to picking Sun Lien out. Dean Song said seriously to the doctors under him, "This kid's shit has been transported a little too much, and it may cause some unnecessary trouble if people notice it too early." ”

Several of the other doctors nodded in agreement. Xu Yourong was about to translate it for Dr. Pascal, but got his response, "The nail that sticks up gets hammered down, there are such proverbs in the Western world." He looked at Sun Lien with some sympathy, and seriously suggested, "If you don't want to be despised in this life, then you have to improve yourself as soon as possible." Although we can help you temporarily divert the doubts and attention of the outside world, we still need you to improve yourself to solve the problem fundamentally. ”

Sun Lien nodded seriously. Although Lao Pa speaks a little straight, at least every time he says something that is old and serious, and he has no selfishness. What's more, Dr. Pascal served as a faculty member for many years while in the United States, and often mentored as a senior physician to interns. Although there are differences in the medical education systems of China and the United States, the mistakes that newcomers tend to make are relatively similar. Therefore, he is also familiar with guiding Sun Lienlai.

The content of the instructions here is probably over, and Dean Song was about to go home to sleep and pet the cat by the way, but was stopped by Dr. Pascal.

"Dean Song, I just have something I want to talk to you about. Dr. Pascal loosened the tie around his neck and said to Song Wen seriously, "During this time in the hospital, I found something worth improving. ”

Dean Song's brows furrowed violently, "Lao Pa, there are some things that we can't solve...... her first reaction was that this foreigner, who had been tortured by many patients for almost a month, finally couldn't stand it. He intends to come up with some of the current first-world solutions, completely ignoring the realities of China. This is also known as "taking things for granted".

"I'm not stupid enough to ignore reality. Dr. Pascal understood what Dean Song meant. "I found an interesting problem that many of the patients who came to me were seen by other doctors in our hospital within a day or two, or even less. They didn't so much come to me for a doctor's visit, but they wanted to come to me for a third-party opinion and to re-examine the doctors' diagnoses. ”

A patient should look at several doctors at the same time, and then judge whether the doctors' conclusions are consistent and whether the treatment plan is unified. This is a very common problem, especially in chronic disease and geriatric departments. It's not that there aren't such patients in the emergency department, it's just that most of the emergency situations are urgent, and there is no time to compare these patients slowly.

"I propose to set up a dedicated department to answer patients' questions. Dr. Pascal offered his opinion, "Most of the patients I have come into contact with have only been asked for my opinion because they have not received enough answers from the doctors. And as far as I've seen, there's nothing wrong with the diagnosis and treatment plan made by the original doctor. It's not that they need other treatment options, they just lack enough communication and understanding. The establishment of a new department may lead to a shortage of staff in other departments in a short period of time, but in general, the existence of this department can help patients better understand their own conditions and reduce the outpatient pressure faced by a large number of doctors. ”

"Then there's no need for a new department. Dr. Song quickly understood what Pascal meant—patients who don't get enough explanations will wonder if they've met a doctor who is going to "fool" them. In order to solve this concern, they would rather go to the doctor again. This, in turn, objectively increases the strain on medical resources, so that doctors have a larger number of patients to deal with and less time to allocate to each patient. Thus it becomes a vicious circle. And Song Wen's solution was also very rough and direct, "I will talk to the teachers in the medical school and ask them to organize the students of the research school to become volunteers. ”

"Volunteer authority alone is not enough. Dr. Pascal pointed out the problem with this solution, "Patients need not only explanation, but also authoritative recognition. Therefore, I propose to establish such a department, which can not only serve our hospital, but also give advice on the diagnosis of other patients. This will not only increase the visibility of the hospital, but also increase the income of the hospital, which of course needs to be handled by the patient at his own expense. ”

Dr. Pascal's eyes lit up, and that was the sparkle of capitalism.